Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

HRaceS for the cup OF the Royal lacnl Squau,
! ron now better known as the America cup,
and sometimes. though improperly, termed the
| Queens cup }"
fOther yachts also competed.
OCTY COHEN.
BELLAIRE.
"a Pair of Kids" was the most laugh
able piece presented here this season.
from the time the curtain went mp until
the close of the performance the audience
was kept in almost perpetual uproar. Man
ager Scott presented three good shows last
| week and each one was greeted with crowds
worthy of the exhibition given. Last niggt
that charming little actress. Miss Bella
Moore delighted a large audience. Miss
Moore had been here before, having played
FOgg's Ferry several years ago i'll City
Hall.
A man is hardly to be blamed when he
swears ut natural gas because it has been
the means of throwing him out OF work.
If venting ones anger over the matter
would help circumstances, il would appear
the proper thing to 'let 'er 90 Gallager.
But indignation will count for nothing.
While natural gas many poor mans
household, it is no doubt a Cod-send to
thousands of other laborers. The penni-
less labOrer will always have slippery
foothold ut the bottom of the ladder. In
dependence should be the aim Of every
man, and independence is only gained by
years of economy. When once able to see
the pathway of life clearly, natural gus
nor any other element will darken the
pathway Of eXirtence.
The young college chap of st. Clairsville,
who writes personal fling for newspapers
while spending his holidays at home, should
try plough handle and probably he would
he relieved of his present restlessnesS.
Trade is picking up somewhat at the
Etna and Belmont Glass Works.
Herbert and StTinger have nicely papered
and reprinted the lodge room of the Odd
Fellows
Miss Mollie Fitton, after short visit
with friends here, has returned home to
MOundsvillc.
The warehouses of the Bellaire Nail
Works have about all the goods they will
hold and the factory will he compelled to
close down.
The Willing Workers talk of holding a
lawn party at the house Of John Shillings,
whose residence grounds are now lighted
with natural gas.
A. l.. Baron. of the Ohio Lantren COM
pany, has purchased residence at Find
lay, and will move TO that city.
M. Somehow, of the firm of Somehow
& Co., is representative of the New York
Dramatic News for this city.
Miss Carrie Stringer has been quite III
for several days.
VIM. ClOuse has had his place of bust
ness nicely fixed up.
Mr.. Jack Baugh, Of the Erie House, has
been having considerable trouble with a
swelling on his neck.
The interior of the Stroble House, has
been decorated somewhat by the paper
hanger.
Our best wishes 60 with Geo. Grodhaus
to his new home in California.
DR.. c. b. Kurz is able to be out again
after a short illness.
The League" has increased materially
in numbers during the pass several days.
About 125 gentlemen have agreed to see
that the laws are enforced and have signed
q paper agreeing to pay certain sum
monthly toward that end.
W ILL., hObSll u HIS HulI thS tih bhoihtFS'.
Trade at the river mines was pretty good
last week.
Common Pleas Court convenes on Tues
day.
A magician will hold forth at the Elysian
theatre three days next week.
The plumbers are busy putting in natu-
raj gas for private consumers.
J. NJ. Maring has purchased fine driv-
ing horse.
Emigrants arc thick on the B. & o. these
days.
Mrs. Hecrotte has been spending several
weeks in Philadelphia.
DR.. II. F. Heath is able TO be out after
an attack of the measles.
Dick Darrah has returned from a trip TO
Pittsburg.
The Big Ten will take its usual summer
trip down the river.
Miss Verona Hyde, Of GAINESVILLE is Wis
iting friends in this city.
The Masonic convention will be held
here on May 9th.
DID YOU SAY
That the League means business?
That Mayor Brown intends to make it
hot for offenders of the law?
That We we're TO have new street rail-
way?
That gas bills will decrease after this
month?
That the Ohio Valley railroad is 10 be
built?
That book beer Is not stronger than you?
That society has given mp the ghost"
in this city,
The female ''street-walkers" were to be
run in9
That the wheat crop has been measured
and found wanting.
The boomers OF Findlay are growing |
beautifully less in numbers.
Sol White will play with the eolored
Keystones of Pittsburg
p. T. King advertiss all Of his property
for sale.
DR.. Muhleman is back from Kansas.
All day meetings of the A. nj. Z. Church
in tine ElySian theatre this evening.
Rev. VIM. Eaton viii hold services in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-day.
An Ice wagon frightened the team Of
horses attached to p. BrailIey's hearse, and
the animals run OF, upsettiDg the hearse.
Rev. John Bower will gil the pulpit in
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Communion services in the German
Church this morning.
John Kilgore and son came very near
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